Author: Paul Lagan

It’s not every day Hollywood royalty rocks up in your manor – and blows you away.

He has come a long way from Westminster College. Fans of one of the world’s most famous TV chef’s would be forgiven for not knowing Jamie Oliver’s humble beginnings.

When it comes to representing young and successful Londoners, it doesn’t get much better than the
line-up for this year’s MOBO Awards.

As she ran into his arms after winning her first Grammy Award, everyone was wondering about the tall, handsome, dependable singer who was often by Amy Winehouse’s side through the incredible highs, and who would be there for her in the lows.

As the founder of Europe’s leading podcast The Diary of a CEO, and the stand-out star of Dragon’s Den, Steven Bartlett is flying high.

Move over Chris Moyles, and make some room Trevor Nelson. There’s a new breed of young DJs and presenters ready to make their mark as Radio Lewisham has officially launched – and will no doubt put Lewisham on the map as a vibrant hub for entertainment next year.

Beverley Knight is bringing the flavour of the Old School to fans with a thrilling advent calendar of songs to get you in the festive spirit this season.

Fredi came from a tough background growing up in care, before working hard to overcome obstacles to become the success he is today.

As well as celebrating talent on the night, the Power of A Man awards served to recognise bravery through adversity, writes Sarah Tetteh.

She’s been the inspiration behind many women after building up her life again after a painful split, but at the Power of a Man Awards, Vanessa Feltz’s message was clear – that “she’s powering on.”

Art and Celebrity culture will collide magnificently in London when Unseen, an exhibition launching the new mental health charity MENTAL AID, opens at Iconic Images on November 28.

Good Morning Britain viewers had plenty to say during our, erm, passionate debate about Prince William finally ‘ending his feud’ with Prince Harry after six years of heartache last week.